The Kanni is found in and around Tirunelveli, Pollachi, Kovilpatti, Kazhugumalai, Kileral, Kodangipatti, Sivakasi, and Madurai. It is said that the name Kanni, which means Virgin Girl, comes from the fact that these dogs were given as gifts to the bridegroom just before marriage; it was in the list of dowry items offered to the groom. The coat is usually of brown, cream, black, tan or brindle. The Kanni is kept by families who do not sell them but may gift them if a promise is made to look after them well. They are not allowed to roam on the streets and are brought up as pet animals. They are given a diet of milk in the morning, corn porridge in the afternoon and a "Ragi" porridge in the evening. Meat is given once a week or once a month only. The breed is now extremely rare, and is on the verge of extinction. Efforts to revive the breed have not been taken up, as specimens are few, and there exists little information about them.
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he Chippiparai is a hound native to Southern India particularly the district of Thanjavur. It has a compact streamlined body built for chasing game. This is a one man dog which does not like to be petted fed or handled by anyone other than its master or handler. It has an independent mind
The dog is about 50 cms tall and weigh 15-20 kgs. The head is domed, fine and long. The ears are small and maybe semi-erect or rose shaped. The eyes are dark, the tail is bony The legs are long and straight. The chest is deep with a slightly roached back and a tucked-up belly. The lenght from the brisket to the rump is slightly shorter than the height at the shoulder It maybe white and fawn though all colours are accepted. It needs very little grooming and enjoys the outdoors. Its food requirements are very minimal. It is very hardy and resistant to climatic changes.
